With less than two weeks to play in the regular season, several area basketball teams are still among the best in the region.

Navarre’s baseball team won seven games last season, but despite some of the tough moments, there were positives.


The Raiders hope to carry some of those into the 2026 campaign, and head coach John Crossley will tell you the energy in practice has been strong.

Gabby Johnson stepped onto the podium twice during the District 1-3A girls weightlifting meet last Monday at Pace.


The senior finished third for Navarre in Olympic and traditional in the 199-lbs. weight class, helping the Raiders finish second overall as team. But her success only tells part of her story.

Navarre’s girls soccer team had an opportunity to perhaps steal the No. 2 seed from Pace for the District 1-6A tournament.


But a penalty kick late in the action, resulting from a questionable call that left head coach Rob Simon frustrated, proved to be the difference in a 1-0 loss to the Patriots on the road last Tuesday night.

Emily (Madril) Sams is headed to Los Angeles to play for Angel City after spending the first three seasons of her career in Orlando.


The former Navarre Raider is headed to a new team via a trade in exchange for $650,000 intraleague transfer funds.

Spring sports begin in less than a month and no time like the present to take a look at what’s ahead for the final season of the school year.

Jay Walls has been coaching football a long time, nearly 30 years, but he’s never built a program from the ground up.


That all changed this week when he was announced as the first football coach in Soundside High history.